Galactic Empire Trembles at the Sight of Earth's Ancient Dreadnought Fleet | HFY Full Story 

Exactly

AI does that kind of thing.

Love the story hope you continue it

Seems like bad editing

And then on earth the uses of Dreadknot was suddenly used for the alien ship. Very confusing

@@mikemaga8971 person written in that case , sounds like there where severe hints of AI 'writing' here

Think of these stories as SciFi-Porn. Massive plot holes, no character development, protagonists get whatever they want - easily, and they always win.

Say that to the HMS Queen Elizabeth class super dreadnoughts! You may of heard of at least one of them, HMS Warspite.😂😂😂

Some are good many are like this pretty bad. I made it 3m50 seconds before thinking,.. hmm yeah Nope!

@@stevelux9854 You hit this on the head not many get thumbs down.. could not hit the POOR WRITING DISKLIKE BUTTON FAST ENOUGH

It’s ai generated obviously

I think as a active mothball fleet / this maintained rotation on crew training Pre WW2 Japan trained piolets with no ships . While ships being built or ships being converted. This intent training created great piolets. This same for a starship could happen . Remember these ships were hidden not anandoned

@@toddhendricks8239Well these ships here were abandonend. On a planet of all. If they were mothballed in space in direct vacuum it would be more believable (assuming the hull does not deteriorate under UV light and radiation) but on a planet? Also, placing gargantuan ships in a gravity sink like a planet seems strange.

@@schwarziex3563 I listen to the story and it all not possible . There would be security codes to all weapons any rockets missiles or lasers would have fIluy from age deteriation effects . . I feal poetic license has really gone overboard I say if no security codes then at best 30 percent start up not mention a crew to handle long ago TECK .look at the English language change in last 1,000 years . If lords pray spoken you will not recognize it. This written info just as bad . VIDIOS are available on language changes on scientific documental shows

In this time, this universe

Hey, their fleet was not made by the lowest bidder

Paper, Paper, Paper, Paper!!!

The phrase, “the Galaxy hung in the balance” and very close to something hanging in the balance occurred dozens of times! Originality, and at least some scientific basis for a lot of this would have made this so much better. So many over used expressions.

I’m sure the robot appreciates that.

This channel embodies the worst parts of these lazy TTS voice HFY channels because of this; nothing is ordered or numbered or put in playlists so you can actually follow what's going on. You just have to guess at the end of what is obviously part 1 of a longer series and hope that the ambiguously named recommended video happens to be part 2 of the same story, not part 19 of a different story or part 1 of a completely different other story. At least the actually narrated channels put them into numbered playlists in proper order.

@@thehoerscorral8565 They can't even keep One story straight. This one jumps around and changes what is going on from one sentence to the next

@@johnc6738Yeah, and the repetitiveness hurts my brain. Like it will describe something, for example "The ship began splintering apart like twisted metal" and then the literal next sentence will be "Captain Evil Alien Man watched the ship splintering apart like twisted metal" ??????? why repeat the sentence so often? Once you notice this you'll hear it in every single one of these AI TTS stories LOL.

Impossible to listen, ads every few mins

@@richardbuttle2994 Brave browser, no adds at all, not even a skip where the add would be, like firefox is doing now.

It can be done faster, if you really have to, i.e. some bugger is about to drop a cluck tonne of bombs on your SSN & you need to get off the wall & out to sea. Not recomended though! 🤣🤣🤣

Erm, a modern DDG couldn't penetrate the armour of a Dreadnought class battle wagon. The main belt surrounding its citadel being 11" thick, all Dreadnought would have to do is close the range, bring her 12" guns to bear & no more DDG. Today's ASM are not designed to penetrate that kind of armour, they're designed to punch through the steel skin of a modern vessel, which, dependeding on the class is a max of about 1" thick & detonate inside the hull. They're not designed to punch through 11" of hardened steel armour plate. Oh, & the ship I've described is HMS Dreadnought, commissioned in 1906. If we jump forward just 9yrs to the Queen Elizabeth class super dreadnoughts? You're talking 15" guns & a 13" main armour belt. Todays ASM would just bounce off her.

Why do you say it's A.I.